The grand palace of Tompotikka stood silent, its beauty hidden beneath years of dust and neglect, awaiting a new beginning. Commander Pangoriseng and his men from Ale Luwu had just arrived.
"We must be careful," Commander Pangoriseng cautioned, noting the dust. "Someone might still live here." His men wondered, scanning the silent, neglected rooms.
Suddenly, two princesses emerged, their faces radiant despite the dust. "Who are you?" Princess Adiluhu asked, her eyes bright with curiosity. Princess Tenriabeng watched them.
"We are from Ale Luwu, on a peaceful mission," Commander Pangoriseng replied. "We wish to stay and renovate this palace, making it fit for habitation."
Princess Tenriabeng still hesitated. Lady Temmala, observing, stepped forward. "Princess Adiluhu, we must treat guests with respect," she stated, upholding tradition.
After a brief discussion, they agreed. "We accept," Princess Adiluhu said. "But you must truly repair this place." Princess Tenriabeng nodded, her caution easing.
Commander Pangoriseng returned to the boat, reporting the successful meeting to